My first journal article, ‘The ‘pheasant of the future’: Encountering and imagining Reeves’ pheasant in Britain, 1931-1913’, is now available to read in Rural History! https://t.co/zTLA3lADBg
The full post, where I lay all this out in greater detail and think about the hidden people at early medieval courts, can be found here: https://t.co/1y5tPBTUKi (3/3)
@arbitorian The @Leadbeltgaming Arena is a wonderful little local store in the city centre with plenty of space for gaming- We’re having a great time playtesting a homebrew rank and flank game today to shelter from the old world crush!
So, let's talk Ushoran. From Lord of Masks to Summerking.
Today I want to ramble on about a character that has grown on me for the last year and a half, that otherwise I wouldn't have given much of a shit about beyond a cool model.
Here is the list of falcons sent by the Teutonic Order as diplomatic gifts in one year alone.
They sent a lot of falcons to Wenceslaus and his brother Sigismund due to the Order's friendly relationship with the House of Luxemburg.
Classic #Tau artwork just hits different.
S'till tempting to pick up some T'au minis, even all these years after their release in 3rd ed #warhammer40k.
I think its something their more modern interpretations have evolved from but have lost the essence of along the way.
My first journal article, ‘The ‘pheasant of the future’: Encountering and imagining Reeves’ pheasant in Britain, 1931-1913’, is now available to read in Rural History! https://t.co/zTLA3lADBg
I'm having the online launch for my new book, The Age of Mammals, on Thu 26 October 18:00-19:30 (UK-time)
With comments from @Laelaps, Pratik Chakrabarti, Adrian Lister, @FossilHistory, Victor Monnin & @SadiahQureshi
All welcome! Signup link here https://t.co/LkkMPVcHHX
Much like elephants and lions, horses too used to be everywhere.
Little wild horse I doodled late last night. It's meant to be Hippidion, a South American native equine that went extinct as recently as 11,000 years ago.
📢 Registration is Open!
🗓️ 11-12 September
📍 Lincoln, UK and online
We are delighted to share the programme for #AHG23, our Summer Conference!
See our website for full details and a link to register: https://t.co/K7VhjBzt9x
#AnimalHistory#HistSTM#EnvHist#AgHist
It’s official, yesterday, I finally graduated with a doctorate in history! Been four years of blood, sweat and tears but I got there and it was worth it- onwards and upwards!!